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Hi Andrew, Thanks for looking at this! . . Yes, that looks good here. BTW I got my information from https://mode-s.org/decode/content/ads-b/5-airborne-velocity.html which included the formulas. I

Thank-you very much!!! Was hoping for a fix.

Actually, I just confirmed my error per my stated fix to your fix. I just realized that the only time I see ADSB traffic at a known altitude and bearing, it's because the wind is blowing in such a

Actually, both the original code and your fix are incorrect, but might be showing almost-correct cases near the axis of reflection. That is because geographic bearing has 0 degrees at True North and

Hi Andrew, The adsbdecode plugin has a bug where the computed ground track based on aircraft velocity is incorrect. This results in the icon, bearing and track prediction being incorrect. The issue

The graying out is to indicate a packet more than 80 minutes old (i.e., obsolete for a tactical network), per Bob Bruninga WA4APR's original design directives.. I'll add a feature to disable the

I tweaked the retention times so the messages show in the list for longer. However, after an amount of time, the text changes from black to a light blue that is almost impossible for me to read. I'm

Re: location of YAAC configuration: Since you are using a Linux operating system, the Java Preferences backing store is in a subdirectory of your home directory, .java/.userPrefs/org/ka2ddo/yaac . In

Thank you Andrew. You made me go back to re-examine my settings. Not sure what I changed back but it is currently working. I did have a question for all. Where on the Raspberry PI disk structure is

If you have APRS logging enabled, all your received traffic will be recorded in the AX25rcvd* log files (transmitted packets are unconditionally logged in the AX25xmit* log files), and can be read

Are received messages stored or logged someplace? I just started participating in the APRSThursdays thing. When I send out my CQ, in the messages window I see messages pouring in. I don't always have

Greetings. Oops! And I even downloaded the updated website certificate, but forgot to install it. The website is accessible now. Re: docs for the NWS shapefiles: the YAAC help index will take you to

My web browsers tell me that there's a problem with the web site. Checking the SSL CERT - it expired this morning. On to my question: Where is documentation regarding integrating National Weather

Hi Andrew, checking to see if you have fixed it. I did a clean YAAC install today and still see the issue. Thanks!

Finally got a chance to look at this. I see that every attempt to render the map is aborted in under a second. Per chance, are you using GPS for a position source and have enabled auto-centering the

Greetings. Sorry for the slow response. I have reviewed your YAAC configuration file, and (assuming that you have a valid passcode entered for your APRS-IS port, there is no reason why your system

Hello! I was doing some testing today and was looking at the “Station/Object List” sorted by “Last Rcvd”. I noticed that this was sorted by string value, not time. “1h” came first,

Andrew, you right, that was the problem...! Thanks fort he fast help... It now runs perfect.... I missed that checkbox ! 73 es 55 Wolfgang DL6SW -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von:

Greetings. I suspect your problem is that your beacon is configured to use GPS coordinates, so if there _is_ no GPS data coming in, YAAC will never send a beacon. I will check the wizard to see if it

Hello Andrew, And the others OM`s , I'm not 100% sure if I found a bug, but I think I'll ask to be sure. I reinstalled my Raspberry Pi to install a few updates and reinstalled